ChatGPT launches a finance assistant, US free users first
ChatGPT folds subscription checks, budgeting and portfolio analysis into chat using real account data; US Free and Go users get it first.
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ChatGPT launched Finances on October 2, available at chatgpt.com/finances, rolling out first to Free and Go users in the U.S.
After connecting bank, credit card and credit accounts through Plaid and Experian, users can find forgotten subscriptions, spot duplicate charges, track recurring bill increases, build a budget from actual spending, monitor their credit score, and see where their portfolio is concentrated across accounts.
The feature list comes from ChatGPT's own announcement; real-world performance and account coverage are not yet independently verified, and OpenAI gave no timeline for users outside the U.S. or on higher tiers.